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Ohm I.NNsuo.
Tho standing Of the Ohio League clubs
is as follows:
Diamond Dust.

Banked by ssndusky!
Wheeling tackles Kalamaz 20 to-day and
victorious Z.uesyillo goes 10 Sandusky
We'll? g. -
Kelly, tho Altoona pitcher, hsu been
signed by Columbus; also Bshsn, late
first baseman Of the Mobile team.
The Saturday games resulted as follows:
Boston, 8; Philadelphia, /. Washington,
4; New York, l: Washington, 4 New
York, l. Cincinnati, s.; Athletics, 9.
baltimore, 10; L1ulsville, 7. Pittsburgh,
8; Indianapolis, 4. Brooklyn, IL; Cleve.
land, s. S.. Louis, l; Nets, 0. Chicago,
.; Detroit, l. -
The Steubenville Ga.tlle says: There
is considerable newspaper comment in re.
gard to tho Wheeling z ,nesyille forfeited
game. II Manager English can make bis
affidavit stand wo think ho has much the
better edo OF tho question. lie is prGc.
tiral bhse ball man OF wide experience,
and generally mnkesno move but Whist he
ha5 good reasons for.
There is u growing need OF something
in tho Wheeling nino. The players are
overworked and many OF them need rest,
and as many Southern League clubs arc
breaking up, why is It TIM. tho Wheeling
managementdosDn otatseMpt 10 strengthen
tho club? The Green Stockings aro weak
in eovera! points and the sooner the dircc.
tors find this out the better will i. be for
their prosperity. Tho SGndusky club is not
helittled by this criticism. Itis ono OF the
strongest clubs in the League, because II
hns availod itself Of Bome ulray talent that
Wheeling might have secured. III the
management will no. take hinta tho peo.
plo will want to know why they don't.
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SENSATIONAL ROBBERY,
Deputy County Treasurer and Three Oil
zens Crack tho Trcnsurer's Snfe.

Deputy County Treasurer and Three Gil.
zens Crack tho Trcnsurer's Snfe.
FoET SMITH, ARK, June 4.-lIaykins
Corley, Deputy County Treasurer OF
Logan county, was brought here to-day
by Detective Clay for robbing the safe OF
the Logan county Treasurer. Tho rob.
berry took place on tho 18th OF February,
and detectives have been working up the
case ever since until the guilt has been
finally settled on Hawkins Corley, Hiram
and JEFF Ford and Henry Nichols, OF
Paris, Logan county. The circumstances
OF the robbery arc ss follows:
The Ford boys and Nichols induced
Hawkins to ascertsined how much money
the Sheriff had collected for taxes. The
Sheriff told him, but as q precautionary
measure cent the money 10 Little Rock
and deposited it there. The robbers were
not advised OF this, however, and going to
the Sherif's ciIice blow open the sale, but
found it empty. They then opened the
Trsasurer's safe, robbed 1t Of S1l,200,
broke tho lock 10 pieces, and, Satisfied that
they. had covered up their tracks, re-
NAMED at Paris and seemed confident chat
their crimo would not be unearthed.
Great excitement prevails, ior these men
sre all well connected, and heretofore
stood well in the community. The Fort
boys are on bond, Nichols ia at large and
Haskins is nov in the United Sss!es jail
at this place. 80 81
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CmcAoo, June 5-To.morrow's election
promises to be as memorable, locally at
least, as the ono reuulting in Mayor
Roche's triumph over the Red Flag can.
didats Nelnon. The same issue Is 10 come
extent involved, but the main qnestion to
ba settled is whether tho voterB OF Cook
county will indorse the cantiisteu for the
Circuit bench who we're named by po.
litical machine, members Of which ha.ked
the nominations throughou. tho city at
s5. 600 q piece. II the scanes at tho various
headquarters today are any indication
tho ballo,irg will pc aa interesting as on
tho day Of the defeat ai Aelgon. All day
today the central Office oi the citis ana or
gauizstion WAS crowdsd with bunting vol.
un!eer workers, membsra CT tho bar. They
we're constantly coming aud going on or.
randr connected with tomorrow 9 strug.
gle, carrying of tickets and receiving final
jnatructiouu.
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IN GLADsroNE,s HONOR
Tho Greatest Pageant Ever Seen In Wales, ,
as& A Notable SpeecL ~. y u -

| ASotnble Speech. ~. " #.
LONDON, June 1.-The procession in
honor Of Nr. Gladstone at Swansea to-day
was the most brilliant pageant over seen in
Wales. II occupied five hours in passing
the stand from which Mr.. Gladstone re.
viewed 1t, and the bright banners, stream.
era and ilowers carried in production in tho
ranks presented beautiful spectacle. AS
the various divisions comprising the pro-
cession passed tho stand, cheer after cheer
in honor OF Tho distinguished visitor was
given, aud tho people lining the streets
and covering tho housetops Wed with
those in the procession in the feryor of
their enthusiasm.
After tho procession wac dismissed the
people massed themselves around the re-
viewing etand to hear speech from Mr..
Gladstone, who occupied an hour in do
livesing his address. Coming directly 10
tho Irish question he said the waste OF
timo over the Coercion bill in the House
OF Commons was wholly duo TO tho fact
that the bill was badly framed, badly con-
Quoted, destitute OF basis OF facts, OK.
travagant and insidious iu it's objects and
had bool, totally msmauaged, Us we'll an
misconceived. Lord salisbury's complaints
against the obstruction OF opposition Mr..
Gladstone characterized as unmanly and
said that the etfemiuate and fatigued Con-
EervatiVes should have besn given longer
Whitaua holiday in order that they might
recuparste. He warned them, however,
;ha: they would DO more fa!igued than
they are now, for it would DO impossible
to permanently govern Ireland coerc!vely,
in the light OF day and the atmosphere OF
freedom. s y. ',fsll5;sl,55
He asked tho people Of Walo3 il thew
did not believe that 1rishmen we're hu-
man beings, beings filed with noble quail.
itles, and expressed confidence that
Welshmen would sympathiz, with Irish.
men in their difficulties and arduous con-
lest, in which their ultimate triumph was
absolutely certain. s.2i.aE1 4 IN
a banquet was given to Mr.. Gladstone
by tho Liberal Commoners OF Wales and
the local officials Of Swansea this evening,
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I FRENCII AEEAIHS.
Notes of Political and General News From

Sotos of Political and General News From
PARIS, Juno 4.-Gensssl Forron, tho
minister Of war, has offered General
BaulanGer the command Of an army corps.
General s;Doulaugsr, however, has asked
for q few months' rect. z.
During the debate OH The Army bill in
the Chamber OF Dsputies to-day, Count
do Martimproy adversely criticised the
measure. Hs said that the bill! had been
hastily framed and had been introduced
at an unfayo.sble moment, rs the Govern
ment wes no. snre OF q period. OF calm
ahead during which it could remodel the
syatem it now wighed to deGsroy, ~ r
NJ. Dslattro, nembsr OF the Chamber Of
Deputies for the Seine, has given notice
that ho will interpollnte the Government
regarding the construction by Germany OF
the North Sea and Baltic Canal, JIo will
ask what the Government cxpecls will be
the result OF tho cona.rgction OF this water.
way upon French commerce, and also
whether the Government iatentls 10 effect
a scheme TO make Paris n aeaport aud con.
htruct canal from the Mediterranean to
TO tho Atlantic. ,,l.sII -
A tinhl eatimsto Of the victims OF thu
Opera ComiQue places ths number at 1870,
including tho remains OF forty persous
which weIe found in the ruins, but which
were 80 badly burned ss to bo unrecognis.
shle 80. s--z q 70 - 80 :, :
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PRospEcr Houss, N. Y, June 5.-This
has been quiet, unevontful day with the
Presidential party. The weather has
been cloudy with q soft noutheaeterly
breeze, blowing strong enough to ripple
the lake, but not 80 boisteyous az 10 make
Unnecessary to put on outside wraps. The
President has had day oil complete rsst,
spent in the cottage with Mra. Cleveland,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont, or in walking
about the hotel and along tho lake shore.
There were no bosta moving on tho lake,
excep. those that brought few travellers
from below, and fishing rods and flies
wore not used. The President will prob.
ably resume his fishing tomorrow, when
1t is proposed to make round about
journey by boats and several "csrrica"
through chsin OF lakes and ponds to tho
westward. reaching saranac like again by
way OF Fishing creek, Lunches will DO
taken along and eaten at some attractive
SPOT on the iourney. @a..
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NEWS IN IsRIEF.

james G. Blaino sails from New York
for his European tour on Wednesday
next. :
Tho prop.ietors OF the Patapsco Chem
ical WORKS, Baltimore, Maryland, have
assigned.
Mrs. John storms has dioi at Park
Ridge, N. j., 1t is reported, from the rcault
OF religious excitement.
There are proapects OF All carly settle
ment OF the fisheries troubles between
this country aid Canada.
The annual meeting OF tho American
Medical Association will DO held in
Chicago, commencing Tuesday.
y Lsnnie McAice, tho well known bill.
lierlist, WHO jumped from tho window OF
Ghotcl q. a.Minneapolis, died iro,n his in
jurles. n Il.
Mrs. Wilemsn, once convicted Of the
murder OF her husband ut Little Valley,
N. Y, and sentenced TO DO hanged, was on
second trial acquitted.
The bill 10 suppress "bucket shopsn has
passed tue Illinois Legislature, and only
awaits tho Governors signature to become
q law. Bucket shop proprlotors will con.
tsat 1t In the courts.
A shortage Of SEQ, 900 is alleged in the
innds OF tho Dakota lnsRre Asylum. A,
L. Colbey, former Trustee, 10 hold prln-
cipally responsible, though other members
are declared no. guiltlesH.
Tho Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company has decided to reduce
ila long haul rates from st. Louia to Conn.
Gil BlutIs and Omaha, which will necessi.
tate q reduction OF local rates.
Dan Fnlton, whoao wiio was l,ousekoep.
or Tor Alex. Holmes, who lived near
0wosso, Mich, got drunk, and, going TO
tho Holmes, reBidGnce, murdered hiH vile
and Holmee, and then committed suicide.
A dispatch notified friends of Roy. ".
l.. Stiles that he was en- roule from Nor.
wey, Mo-, with friends, 10 biH homo at
pittsGeld, N. II. The general impression
10 that Mr.. Stiles has been temporarily In.
sano from overwork.
There seons TO bo a bolicf in certain
oirclos that tho Stanley African expedition
for tho relief Of Emin Pasha Ia roally an
expedition for tho seisure, for tho beneti,
ot England, OF tho North Central provincei
which were annexed TO Egypt In ls74.F,
Tho fish and sloro.boat OF Henry Muer
fvo milGa nbovo tho mouth Of the Wabnsl
river, In Illinois, was caught In n whirl
wind and wrecked, drowning Jampi
Smith, ~ yoRru Of age; q daughter o
Henry Muor, aged six years, and q chile
J of John Muer, aged ono year, =, + ;;,iS{ lt
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SEVEN KILLED
And Otlinrs Frlghtfuliy MApgied by n Pre-
~. mhture EIplosIon.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, June 4,-At 9 O'Clock
this afternoon q premature explosion oi
dynamite occurred at the Cambria stone
quarry. near Birmingham, this county,
killing seven men and severely injurlng
seven others. An unusually heavy blast
had been prepared this morning which
failed to explode, and this afternoon while
using a chain drill In the uame opening q
spark from the limestone ignited the
powder and dynamite, causing a terrific
explosion, which hurled Immense rocks In
every direction. The men were all assem-.
bled at the mouth Of tho opening when
the explosion occurred, and somo Of them
were hurled over the side of the mountain
400 feet below. The killed are:
CLARENCE STEWART, foreman, who leaves a
widow and two children.
ELLIS MYERS, widow and four children.
GEORGE WIsRs, widow and one daughter.
JOHN Roor, widow and four children.
JACOB SnENErRLr, widow and nine chill.
dren. ..t,E' n
HENRY NEIL, single, and Emanuel Sod.
ders, widow and eight children.
All Of the seven Injured ure Italians,
two of whom will die. -
- kIspecial from Tyrone says: Prepsrs.
tlons had been made during tho morning
lor big blast, elk kegs OF powder having
been used in filling the holes. At noon
the fuse was attached, lighted, and before
tho men returned from their dinners
partial explosion took place. Thinking
that the powder had all bsen burned, the
men went to work boring out, reilliug and
tamping tho holes to get ready for another
blast. Suddenly, and without warning, q
thunderous boom was heard, and was in
mediately followed by the lsll Of great
mass Of rock. Death and consternalion
we're the result. Headless and diamem.
bered dead, horribly mangled and dying,
and the shockingly wounded lay acattered
about on top and beneath the rocks in the
quarry. Assistance and surgical aid wore
immediately summoned from this place,
and the wounded wero properly and
promptly cared for. ~.
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GREAT CLOUD BURST
AT oDERLrN, ONO, YESTERDAY.
Tho Rain Comes Down In Torrents, and
Swelling Creek Takes Everything lie.
fore it--Psopie nhYen into tho Second
Stories Of Dwellings by tho Flood,

CLAvELASD. o., June Sat Oberlin,
Ohio, this afternoon tduring n thunder
storm which swept over the Northern par!
of the State, much damage was done by n
cloud buta!lng. When the storm was at
iss height Rn immense volume OF water
came down suddenly, swelling to d raging
torrent the little creek which flows through
the town. The stream rose several feet
within few minutes, flooding atreets, fill.
ing collara, and in many cases driving per.
sons to the upper stories Of their dwell
ings.
One house WAS hosted from its iounda.
tiona and havoc was played by the water
In two lumber yardn. Three hundred
feet OF the Lake Shore railroad track WAS
washed away, and ono passenger train
wna stopped. The food subslded al most
as quickly aa 1t came. 1t is impossible 10
tell now tho exact amount OF the damage,
but 1t will probably be from fifteen to
twenty thousand dollRra.
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Dir. CnaELEs DUDLEY WARSER went to
Mexico and wrote his Impressions Of that
country Tor Earpa's Monthly. Now the
world is reminded by native talent that
while Mr.. Warner Tss in Mexico be was
treated handsomely under the Impression
that be wesH ,gentlemsn who would not
70 away and SANDER the cnuntry. Good
treatment is expected to close an investi.
gators mouth, il not his eyes. II he de-.
cline social attentions because ho preiers
to be nndsr no sort o! obligation, real or
implied, i. is doubled whether he ever
was on the spot, or charged with having
no opportunity TO etudy the "beat SO.
ciety.n ;, gs:.I.t 2t-..
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A Wisconsin Tragedy.

MlLwAuKEE, Wis, Juue 4.-The psrtic.
ulara o! tragic death at Buens Vista,
Wis, have reached Stevens Point, where
Frank and Theodore scheibsr, Charles
Sutheimor and Charles Holte have been
jailed on tho charge OF numbering Albert
Buelow, a Portage county farmer. Bae.
low and his daugher had induced one
Mary Sheibsr to live with them, and were
supposed to be inveigling her into disso.
lutte life. The scheibers made vain efforts
to induce her to retnrn homs, and finally,
Wednesday evening, took her forcibly
home. The Buelows got her away again
that.night. s. &, : -, s.,
AT 8 p. NJ. Thursday, Buelow's dog
barked incessantly, and Buelow finally
aeizsa the butcher knife and started out
with his daughter, who aays no ran to tho
end OF the porch, when he was met By
aoveral rifle shots, three bulls psseing
through his head, and charge Of shot en-
teriug his body, killing his irstantly.
Mary Buelow eeid she recognized by the
fash from their ritlea Theodore and Frank
Scheiber and Charles Sutheimer. posi-
lively, and saw at least twenty more men
aud boyn whom abe did not know. The
three iormer were arrested md held for
examination by tho Coroner's jury.
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nan ron TIE koonLEns. s.jL,
shnrp Tactics by which tho Prosecution Pr
z vented Witnesses neluc rnm,sr,,l VIII.


shnrp Tactics by which tho Prosecution Pro.
= vented Witnesses rolnE rnmpered with. I
CuicAao, June 4.-Tho interesting fact
cropped out to-day in the boodle trial that
Contractor Mic Schneider was not tho only
man taken by tho prosecution on a pleas:
ure tour OF many weeks' duration in order
to prevent any possibility Of tho defence
huppressing valuable testimony. Schnei.
der's foreman and asatstant foreman, liv.
ingstono md Mcdowell, were carried by
detectives TO city after city, boarded nj
palatial hotels, and given IN unlimited
number Of theatre 5tlckots aud choice
cigars. To-day tho pair gave important
evidence showing how utterly frapduleu.
was thotwork dono by Schneider uudor
MeGarigle's direction and with McDon.
ald'a connivance. Tho testimony Of ihp
loremen was to some oxlont corrobors!el
by John T: Glow, ir,, Of tho Glow Manu-.
featuring Company 3jE}ll,Sjli !. 53llS Efsi.s-
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FnolIsll iYlIIte PuonIn.

1cSTeoMEnr, Ala, June 5.-A special
to the Iidrcri'ser from Huntsvile reports a
eenaation lhcre, in which W. H. Council,
colored, principal Of tho State Normal In.
etituto at thGt place, Taa the chief actor,
Council is tho man who Was elected from
& white car on tho Wcntern and Atlantic
railroad, and applied to the Interstate
Commerce Commission for redress. To-
day at iiun.Bville, he took some fifteen Of
his pupi!a iuto: q car OF whites on the
Memphis and Chsrleston road. One
white man and twelve white ladies were
in tho car. The colorod car was entirely
empty, and all tho whites won't into that,
leaving tho ncgroes in complete poszassion
Of tho %hite car. The railroad officials
did not interfere.
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Muriiarrl llY InilInua

Benson, AnIz June 5.-William Diehl,
who whs hording cattle near Crowley'a
ranch, sixty miles north OF Benson, on
the San Pedro river, waa killed by Indians
Friday. Johu scanlan, also Oh rancho,
defended himnoll and escaped. Intolli.
gcnce Of the murder was brought here
last night by ]. a. Crowley, owner OF the
rancho. Tho military at IT. Huacllua
have been notified and havo gono In pur.
suit Of the IndlsnB. Tho inurderers arc
undoubtedly Apachea who left San Carlos
last week, and number twenty In NIL.
They aro supposed 10 bs headed for
MnYiro -. fss.-s1aI .s's--Ha. -sseaEss ~
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YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.
Tho Treasury Department Making Ready to
AID tho Florida AuthorItina.

Tho Treasury Department Making Ready to
AID tho Florida Authoritios.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 4.-Intorma-
ton received at tho Supervising Surgeon
General's Office to-day indicates that great
alarm il felt in Southern Florida over the
outbreak Of yellow fever at Key West.
The Governor has telegraphed that he
will need assistance in case the county
boards Of health arc unsble to control the
disease and the Treasury Department,
while hoping that the help will not be re.
quired, is making every arrangement to
renew 1t promptly if the States resources
are exhausted. The PostoIice Depart.
ment, which was notified this morning Of
the prevalence Of the fever, has already
ordered tho postmaster OF Tampa to desig.
nate an office to fumigate the mails from
Key West md Cuba. il e
Tho disease, from what can be learned
through the mesgre reports to the Surgeon
Gioneral's Office, was brought over from
Havana In mattresses and bedding, which
had been used in hotels in that city, A
man named Baker was tho fret to develop
symptoms, but the disease has since
spread until there were altogether nine
cases at the last report. Three out OF the
first five patients reported have died and
there Is reason 10 believe that tho proper
tion OF fatalities will be tho same il not
greater among tho new cases. Ono Of the
injected persons got out OF tho town III
spite OF the quarantine and, it is said,
passed through Jacksonville on his way
North.
Tho Treasury Department, with which
the Surgeon Generals Office ia connected,
is compelled to move slowly in the mat.
ter because their appropriation 10 contin.
gent upon g showing tha. the State au.
thorities arc unable to control the dieease
Themselves. Florida, unfortunately, has
no State board Of health and the work Mt
present is divided among county boards,
scattered, OF course, ut long distances from
each other and varied in their abilities to
meot snch an exigency. The Surgeon
General has suggested by telegraph that
tho Legislature ehould take the matter in
hsnd, but up to tho close OF tho Office this
evening no answer had been received.
Tho latest rumors Say psnic 10 likely in
the 8ou.hern counties OF Florida, and that
those who can get away arc already max.
ing their way to Jacksonville. Tho SAM.
tary Bulleiin, in mentioning the outbreak
of tho fever, Gays that the inspection OF
yessels was commenced at the Delaware
Breakwater quarantine on June Q,
KEY WEST. FLA, June 5.-Two new
cases Of yellow fsver have occurred aince
yesterday but no moro doathg. A great
nUmhnr of struDuaro lafts in tko otoo ~, n y
to-day, thna reducing the danger. There
ia no lear for our own people. The city
autllolltieB urge MI unacclima.ed people
to leave. Many mechanics Tucked here
alter tho great fire, and have not oaved
enough to get away with. Tho weather
10 rainy and rather uniayoruble.
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CnIcAdo. June 5.-William Murray, q
ssloon.keeper, waa arrested lant night
charged with being one Of gang Of
masked burglars who aix years ago broke
into tho house OF Allan Fairbanks, and by
holding a llgh.od match to tho isst Of the
inmcLes coinpnlled tho disclosure Of whore
tl0, 600 10 go;srnment bonds we're con.
ceaied. Murray was Bafe until n day or
two ago whom he attempted 70 sell ono Of
the bopdy, ~ q
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SWANSEA, June 5-Mr. Glsdetone TO-DAY
heard sermon by Canon Smith in de-
fence OF tho established church in Wales.
On returning from tho church Mr.. Glad
etono waa mot by en- immense Grove, !,
eucorted bya deputs.ion bearing an ad.
dreGa to him from tho citizens Of Cork.
Mr.. Gladatone made no formal speech,
but thanked the Sherif 4 Of Cork who head
cd tho depu.ation for tho kind wiahes OK,
pressed In the address. lie added that
the lrish Proles.ants need not fear perse-
cutlon at tho hands OF their Catholic iel-
low.conntsymen in ;caso autonomy was
Iobtained. n & ~ - IS
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CINCINNATI, O., June 5.-A terrific
thunder storm accompanied by heavy
rain fall visited this region this afternoon.
The thunder was almoat continuous, and
1t wan Of that detonating kind nnsc.
companied by vibrations. Light.
ming :st'uck the road on The
spire OF tho Second Presbyterian
church and near tho ground, laaped to q
shade Tree, and tore 1t to splinte,s, No
other damage by lightning was done. Tho
rain flooded cellars in Newport and In
Cincinnati caused much damage by waah-
ing debris from tho hillaides.
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sT. PAUL, MINI, Juno 5.--At M carly
hour this morning Thomaa Mccarthy shot
Harry Smith, with probably fatal result,
In front Of tho residence OF tho former in
West st. Paul. Smith had been ont dur.
ing tho evening with McCGrthy's vito md
Mccarthy avors no hns been showing her
altogether too much attention, In spite OF
frequent warnings to des!st. MCCARTHY
Hna arrpn,cd ~ -ts3f ;15rf u 5-lsst -